Trump’s 2025 Inauguration
The crazies are out in force. Produced by Ford Fischer / News2Share with additional footage by TJ Jones and Will Allen-DuPraw for Activism Uncensored, a Collaboration with The Racket.
Destination 1982: Wilmot Robertson’s “Ventilations” Then and Now — Part 1 of 2
/2 Comments/in Featured Articles, White Pathology/Guilt, White Racial Consciousness and Advocacy, White Racial Consciousness and Advocacy/by Sigurd Kristensen3152 words The Context Absolutely true event — not a joke: My former neighbor, whose parents emigrated from the nation of Georgia to Israel to the United States, introduced me for the first time to his parents on a family visit. I cordially spoke, “Hello, my name is Sigurd, and I live next door.” The […]
Black Biology Matters: The Southport Killer Was Created by Leftist Lies
/14 Comments/in British Politics, Featured Articles/by Tobias LangdonBehind their smarm and sentimentality about the three dead little girls in Southport, leftists like Keir Starmer and journalists at the Guardian simply don’t care. They didn’t become leftists because they believe in Truth, Beauty and Goodness. No, they became leftists because leftism supplies the only things that truly matter to them: power, privilege, and […]
Why Are Whites So Vulnerable?
/25 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Pierre SimonA single lie is louder than a hundred truths Georges Bernanos Our ancestors, the Hunter-Gatherers of the North, evolved in the harsh environment of the Ice age. They formed small groups that tended for reasons of survival to isolate themselves socially instead of creating large cohesive communities, ethnocentrism being irrelevant in the battle against the […]
David Brooks: Donald Trump’s Nineteenth-Century American Mindset — Optimistic, Confident, Risk-taking
/18 Comments/in General/by Kevin MacDonaldI liked Brooks description of 19th-century America and I agree that Trump would like to get back to that mindset: It was a time when the national character was being forged not among the establishment circles in Boston, Philadelphia and Virginia but out on the frontier, by the wild ones, the uncouth ones. It was […]
Why are Hollywood Lead Actors Getting Older?
/8 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Edward DuttonTitanic hit the cinemas in 1997. The tragic tale of doomed love between Jack and Rose, played by Leonardo di Caprio and Kate Winslett, is one of the most successful films ever made. As with many such films, it focused on the story of two young lovers of approximately the same age; perhaps the male […]
Finishing the Job: Starmer the Pabloite
/11 Comments/in British Politics, Featured Articles/by Mark GullickThis is the tale of three men, a Russian, a Greek, and an Englishman, separated in time but united by doctrine. The first was Jewish, born Lev Bronstein, although he is better known to history as Leon Trotsky. After leading the Red Army to victory in the Russian Civil War, Trotsky became Lenin’s right-hand man, […]
A Bad Year for The Wall Street Journal
/1 Comment/in General/by Ann CoulterWho was Monday worse for? MSNBC, The Wall Street Journal or people on the streets of D.C. selling M.L.K. merch? I say the Journal. MSNBC hates Donald Trump and opposes him no matter what he says. He could come out against sinkholes and MSNBC would have to be for sinkholes. Monday was just another day […]
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